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Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II

05/25/2007 04:52:40 PM · #1

a Pentax K100D?and if so can anyone help me with this technique?

chimericvisions

Canon EOS-60D

05/25/2007 05:07:04 PM · #2

In-camera multiple exposure is only allowed in Expert Editing. Can't help with how.

Apple iPhone

Sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 EX Aspherical DF for Nikon

05/25/2007 05:17:52 PM · #3

i glanced through the manual, and dont see how you can do it in camera

fotomann_forever

05/25/2007 05:22:57 PM · #4

You can... just have to be creative with either a flash or with a lens cap :-)

thegrandwazoo

Nikon D750

Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 24-70mm f/2.8G ED

05/25/2007 05:25:06 PM · #5

Originally posted by fotomann_forever:

You can... just have to be creative with either a flash or with a lens cap :-)

Yeah check out

graphicfunk's portfolio. He is the master at that and he explains how to in the image comments of all his photo's.

quiet_observation

Canon EOS-7D

Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM

05/25/2007 05:32:07 PM · #6

Grapicfunk's double exposure thread

05/25/2007 06:12:43 PM · #7

sorry so long to get back and thanks all for your answers,im reading now thnx again

Canon RF 24-70mm f/2.8 L IS

05/25/2007 06:28:14 PM · #8

can this be achieved with layering? in post?

kirbic

Canon EOS R5

05/25/2007 06:40:36 PM · #9

Originally posted by jonnienye:

can this be achieved with layering? in post?

Actually, unless you *really* want to do it in-camera, it's best done in post. Of course, as previously posted, if the effort is for a challenge at DPC, only the Expert Rules allow this.

jdannels

Nikon D300s

Sigma 30mm f/1.4 EX DC HSM for Nikon

05/25/2007 06:54:05 PM · #10

Originally posted by kirbic:

Originally posted by jonnienye:
can this be achieved with layering? in post?

Actually, unless you *really* want to do it in-camera, it's best done in post. Of course, as previously posted, if the effort is for a challenge at DPC, only the Expert Rules allow this.

And even then it may be easier to do it from several photos. I used the technique twice for challenges and it took alot of thought to do it the way I wanted it too. With the D200, you can't just set the camera on a tripod in a room and keep taking photos in different places and have all of you there. It has to even the light from each exposure so they are not all blown out, which means that things that move in the frame will be faded, like this shot.

Its fun to do, but takes alot of work. Where in post you can take two shots and fade them together or mask out what you don't want to more accurately get it the way you want. My opinion, do it in Post. :)